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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08
EnveIoped by a Blanket Fish.

A few evenings since Mr.. Jefferson was
out bathing in the lake when something
suddenly wrapped about him like a wet
blanket He was close 10 shore and got
there pretty lively. When he climbed up
the wharf the blanket. as it appeared 10
be, was MI wrapped about him IN a queer
way. He rushed into the rear C the
saloon. where there was light and was
horr ied 70 discover that the thing which
was wrapped around him was alive. It
held on with n terrible suction. and re-
CURED several men 70 get u OF. A scien-
tisf who was stopping ~ the hotel pro
rounceG IL an eiac5ys cacyrthius. or what
is vnlgarly known as the blanket fish. X
frequenfs the waters of the Polar ser, and
Is only occasionally found in fresh water,
excppt deep. cola lakes, and generally stays
near The bottom. it is sometimes found
ia the Pacific ocean rs low as the thirty
fifth parallel u wraps around .ts victim
and ~ impeding the niotious OF It's li-nOs
causes it ~ crown
II IS dark brown in color. with black
specks. and weighs about twenty I've
pounds when stretched ont On fle wharf
&c was about six feet long by five broad.
and rot overau inch thick II was IN Oh.
Jet of curiosity al day. Alr Emery. the
stage driver. saws he sav- Jefferson when
he came cut ef fhe water. and Thought tie
was wrapnci up ia ? blanket This IS tie
lrst ever canEht in this section OF Ii )
world. -Csrson Appeal
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

The moriuary report FOR June, completed
yesterday by the Beard OF Health. shows
inst Eay-fvs deaths occurred IN the city
during The month from causes % follows.
Cerehso-s spiral meningitis typhoid fever.
ssptiCrmis. alcoholism. cancer. maTssrua as.
scrofgia pueamouia. plsurisy. meningitis
arorlexy. paralysis. cyaDosis. slrsfT0ke
aip uisesse rspbritis. genito urinary dis
ease ana puerpersl disEass. ! eacb, dioh-
terra. irsrifioG. peritonifis and iantition.
? each heart jiseose snferitls ssnecfus and
accidental. : zach phraisis. pu. uf0nahs and
zsstl.iis ssrn. cholera infsutum. $. Fif
seen of tha deceased we're under one year II
ace and two we're over -. Death rate per
anaem rer .e''o Inhabitants. - and 1900
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

Few Convictions aud a Number Of Ad-
journment.

A Few Convictions aud q Number Of ad-
journmentf.
Judge Holmes looked as complacent as
ever when he took his seat in Police Court
yesterday morning, notwithstanding the
fact that for the pact month there has been
more business IN bis court tnsn ever before.
He sentenced James Hamilton 20 twenty
days at the County Jail for starter -
Charles COnroy and 81. NJ. Quartet paid
s. 81 each for being drunk and disorderly,
and Henry Benton and Burdette W.
Hedges went to Jail for fifteen days
each for similar ofiense.-HenTy Rim
gleberg charged with violating the dog or
dinancs. was discharged. case Of
Nellie Hedges and AnGie Rcse. for keeping
house OF iil-fame, was adjourned to July
1.-The case of Joan Mangold, Tor keep
ing his saloon open after hours. was adj
l0urned 70 July S.--The case of Patrick
Hartnett and Michael Lynch, for robbery,
was adjourned to July l3-lda Florence
was convicted of breach of the peace and
sentence vas suspended on her payment
OF 81 30 costs-Anthony Hammer
schmidt was found guilty Of keeping mis-
saloon open after hours, and was sentenced
10 psy a fine of s25 and costs or sixty days
in Jail. He appealed the case.-The case
OF Edward Boyland. for keeping his saloon
opsn sun day, was adjourned until today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

Hon. Daniel Mccoy went North yesterday
on business.
Judge Stone has returned 70 he Upper
Peninsula.
Albert Ken. osSt Louis. is Spending
few days with fr.eads "a the city.
p o.. Fletcher hss returned from a trip 20
Florida and other southern States.
Hiss Carrie Brown left yesterday for
few weeks visit vita relatives az Mt. Pleas
snt.
Charles p. Raihoun and mother went to
Chicago yesterday 20 attend the funeral Of
relative.
Mrs. D.. Bentum and daughter have
gone 10 Iacatawa PARK TO remain month
or more.
John L. Shaw and family have gone 10
Pst0ekeg for the season anc vii De guests
a. the Arlington.
T. r 1ohnson. of South Bend. Ind. q
tie xussg Of bis daughter Mrs. w. b. Wss-
ton. cf toit1re.
Judge S verens and daughter are At Ottawa
Bsa p where fhs judge will soon erect
lal4soEs cotCt-s.
. H. Waisrs. eco. II. Long and James
Van d.r S.ar. vi.h their families went 20
AsfaiaEa PARK yesterday.
3shoo Gillespie aad family have gone
n0rh. eal va spcG4 tas SIMMER a.
Ctsr.srair End 1lher resorts.
Kiss Mols k.ae 81 81. Louis. No. Is ez-
peciss 1srs seen O. spend the SUMMER with
her carsuts ea Gran17i4.e-avc
Wm- Crzsr. rsrressatativ, Of Dewey &
Stola f1f.l.lre G.aers cd Cmaoa. % IN
rhe c.ly p9re 1asiDs isA goods.
Ala = +. Creeae an4 Amiy left yester-
cay .or Sag iea. where they viii occupy
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08
TOWN TOPICS.

4 Itttis eA.d Of Afa c. s5sEEt Of 4
Hal3rsck - - "a EiEn seasisr ieFef-
Esd DEsAaal, tns y0GnK a.sa Sno snot
hla1sil laaI Nsex, Is sioHig sse0sssins-
0sogss Easszasn. ~ sseli0n-st., : ou.id-
ias pretty S4nsusr cotl4ss a. A1cztzEa
fAEk-
Absut isrtF usa iest hsfs yesterday "a
safk ia CznEsl1 lumber camps 1e4r Mar
istee.
The gross earnings of the g +. & I. Tor
tEs m5liA sf J4Ds we're tfli. ls3o4, a. n
er.4ss 0ess Ma of 81 oo3ta.
Us. u n Page hss her three new resi-
deuoes a. The 1esnsF os Carrsf-si. end
lc.leke-ass.. almost coln 5lstec-
Frank Rich wzs yesterday granted a g.
VoFce rcm KAMA A. klch, II the ClrcliE
tour-. GA tue grounds 0f deseEtl0n-
s. J. AarsAaf. tks Old nan sh0 VA
sIf4ck -g > tfa.n 8, AeW Richmond On
Tuesday. - fecogsflug a. y. A4xks home
The Hsrtas0pas of Sessa ~ lse Hea Eiil
elect ol1ces ~ t4slF regular Eleetln<. at
tLsif ball d tLe Pierce bioek tAls evening
The bltt.s sisters 81 TIE Poor lave raised
oser 5000 lor their neF hospital it has
beln dous entirely - SEQ znd 80 suoscrip-
Ucns
Superintendent ~ fire Alarms Betting
Eolsr ~ ~ feonsli-st, Yesterday presented
h.s dzgs ,er A.-s L4la Betting Use, Win
nns aprzht plaao.
Eli.ah WaksE ee.essd man. Was AZ.
Fe4isd ges,sGla5 ior selling liguor without
D4gi14 sgec.4i ta1 4la Nil have a. ex-
anlna.ion before uiled States Com mis-
aoner AeQusEal-
Kelley Lowell. Of 20 Madison-s,. while
pufung she header II lLe press a. the
EEteisicr H eras, yesterday forenoon. bad
fls heavy ifan piece a.. On his fixas hand.
eatls sCssling IT, Or. DUalzm dressed
t1e ucaad
The Ststs Encamor1ent of the knights Of
AsCta 7ces x.I 70 hell il sl-s cily August
~ aul d. HeaiQ aart-rs sill he Al tne
Mor.ol a1i there VII be some -lu Officers
ana rsp-esen sallFe5 presear from The Ioo
ten-s in ias state.
1lPL Sm.ta las appealed the case of
ff1nk d Day agsinsf /. g. smith. IN which
i1eeueus 81 was rendered against tie
defendant. in &c = iaccs Hith Instructions
from the Board ~ Pollce aud Fire Com
nlssiorsrs yesterday.
A young ADJ giving tae name Of wilson
h.esd e horse zu1 ouygy from Dlkeman's ,
osgn fass,isY morning and failed 10 return
o. a res -sl las oeen 90 sged Tor the arrest
Of t1e tn.ef and return Of the property and
the O1lesls are on The lockout.
Frarx B0unell rstrraed from a drive
Yesterday afternoon atont o'clock ard
ave rs horse - ike Bailey a boot5lack
lo axe 20 TIE 0aEn- Inssea1 the ooy drove
cut GO ths iake and generally enjoyed him
self and rank now thrssten5 20 have him
arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08
GUILTY OF GAMBLING.
John Gecrgs Convicted in Police Court
s;mms' Skipped Out.

John Gecrgs Convicted in Police Court
simms' skipped Out
The case of the city against John George,
one Of the gamblers arrested az the time OF
Superintendent Smiths Saturday afternoon
raid. occupied the attention of Police Court
yesterday afternoon. over three hours
were spent in securing jury-the longest
siege in the history of the Court. The
policeman repeated the story of the raid
and acnovled0ed that one man az least
made his escape from the place a. the time
OF the raid. The defendant did not take the
stand In h:s own behalf and after arguing
tue csse il vas submitted 70 tbs jury, who
returned . verdict Of guilty. Sentence will
he pronounced this morning.
one Of the p3trolman testified that
Eugene Simms made bis escape from the
room NJ the tine Of the raid and had since
Informed him that George vas the dealer ia
he place faiGed- The question zs1ses, IL
Slmms presence there was known to the
police wy no effort has beel made - place
aim under arrest If the others were guilty
0f a m.siemsau0r Why not he
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

The vii II ne isfe Nssniis Iindermsn
vss f'sd in the PROBATE Court yesterday
In it sls hequesths to her son, ChTistisn q
Lndsrman the north twenty f-ss o. iot /.
block Godfrey e Whites addition. and
also the hlacksmith shop thereon. vita
rools etc. Tie remaining thirty fees Rith
sase thereon. sh- oeaasaths - hcr Cni
trea flrisfisn tf Peter and DiTkfls E5a-
rTaar She aIso gave slif 70 p elus1f
ivltea BE- weea Barfaoiomew. MartIs and
fsfHs her three other children ChFistian
b fiaGerssau va appointed sole executor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

A twent v-three foot vein - what rrofr
ises - - 4 sa3uahie Kind Of f,sei has been
discovered ~ EisinoTe Cal and "a Is
taoEEht thst the waoIe valley il under
lasi w'fh T. u Is described by The News
- That place as quite soft. ard easily
worked Vteu in the mine. but 81 gets hsr,3
VIXEN exposed % She ar II reseEn hIes
STATE somewhat IN appearance. although Il
somewhat aEhrer coiar It IS clean
seaFes ~ marks or sreins - the hard
Goes not slsck or crumhie in fhe sir. rsn
- srlt Ike rnfcs into veTT fhin fbers.
eNzns freely. sDd needs only ~ ~ 20 TED
~,fh match srseIis ike burning rubber
nffn hains consumed aud leaves behind
iet hlaek esh reSe enlhlinz samrtIack iu
- - proper - if is saf3 ~ ~ worth
sI5 Per feA for aezlAz as - New Ysrk
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

IN. osnas Csse % - Aps~@is.s a sss
PskrsG wsxou 0raaro9

Ths y pas Csss - - Aep~2iesi r a aes
Pszrsg wsxsa 0FssroG-
TIE Pe.ios sas Fias coAallssionsrs eoa-
ssuse is regular sessi9n yeszsu5sg at.eE-
aoon. ErszidsaE Dygert oecERsing tne
char ard Commissioners Hiihsg aad Has
Eins bs.sx Qrsseas.
NJ H<lt. custodian u the city PARIS.
asked ioE the use Of ths FEe DePartaaeal
Aoss 20 spriakls Crescent Para. Referred
70 tas PIsslssnt vita possg 70 acA an aP-
pliczlion tom Tkos. NsCaEt4y foE positioa
on tas pslies force was piAces en lie.
PsLroin4a FFazk sslles askst ior cave
q abse -cs. CosaniEss= ca Asn and D1s-
ciplizs Tie rssiza4tioa * Frssi Sergeant
member of he fire Dsssztmsas Nzs
referred 10 the C0n1nIEtes ca Asa zn1 Dls-
eiD1ae. The following accounts Sers a.
.cxe1 T. b. CAzaGlsF krs alarm boxes.
s5l5; White. Fri4at = LstslllsE. lumseE,
S4i.s7 Weston Electric o.. Wis-. 81 -
j. L. Quaiey. horse sho~ing 81 A. b.
kass $50. c8al SI7.15 Sskell 1agtfson,
rspairs, SO g Nm. Carter. hozse saoelnZ
sls.L5. u. HTnasy, hoFSe sheeink. sis ~
John Hines g Co, repairs. so4-sV =. =
Ackey ylo.ds. salary. tsAs3 teisphone
rental. siz5 g8y rou ior June, tlgs De-
paum1nE. s2Jz448 Poiics Department
$3.50 %. Mrs. r. ~. Catlia uAffon,
s3iz5. r. " cst.in. washing Sls IS.
tAe COMMITTEES 0n Properly recommend
81 lhzl. - the ore horse patrol wagon Sas
alD0st worn out and could not DC repaired,
thar steps 5e takea Immediately 10 procure
= 1e1 one. Adopted.
TIE Committee on Property also recon-
Hendesi TIE purchase ol SD teet Of hose
Tor the Fire Department, a. asks for by
TIE Fire Mznsnsl. adopted James Faulk-
chemical and Andrew Vinegar IS driver Of
No. 3 chem. cal The request OF Marshal
Lemon thar an experienced uheman DC
employed Uas referred back % the Board
sad PLACED on ME.
Commissioner Withey offered a resolu-
tior that superintendent Smith be instruct
81 % appeal the case OF ODay vs. l. G.
smith 10 a higher court. adopted. The
Committee on Property was Instructed 10
ascertain the cost Of a new pStrol wagon,
s!misr % the large one in ssyle, bat light
enough for one morse, and report at the
next meeting. The same committee Was
requested 10 furnish ths Board at the next
meeting with an estimate OF the cost or set
Ting up the sentry boxes for the patrol sys-
tern without telephones IN The outs kris Of
the city
The Secretary was Instructed 10 advertise
in the daily papers Tor one week for bids
for Loo Iest OF cotton, Underlined, two
and one-haf inch fire hose, bids to be
opened az the next meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08
"TaIk About Nice Work. y

Now as Spring is here, and everybody
changes their clothing [ would advise you.
ifvou have any work in cleaning and dye
ing, TO take such where you can get the
best work done at the lowest prices. Such a
placefs the "Old and Reliable" Eagle Steam
Dye House, No. q Canal-st.
y. ~. Binding, lining and repairing of
gents clothing is done with the utmost OF
neatn ess and durability, which is proven
beyond a doubt. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

J q Sfrr'fts<v. the xen sal. hu=tll NJ ses-'
p ne Eoper e Raxters cigars iesvss =
xas hsr feas<kev. wh@Te - vii nass a
s-an- iisrlsy ef his Samples hsfsre lhe
SO D~ixx-sfs kssorisss10 r make tbe
srisT msre iaserss-sng Mr. Sfrei5tszv ~.
es1afset-re Spanish aa1f-usss ssafs -
-1ow ere Es8 ccwrounters hov re dnre
r-ifsEv aor- a iarze trade su5 s al
rszs founa a. sae fron. n matters q e.
zrrr-ee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

The II , G. II. & NJ. Railway have now
c0mplste III aErsngements. whereby freigbl
delivered al their depot here before ? p. IN.
will reach Chicago al o a. m. the following
day, and freight delivered st the Goodrich
Companys dock in Chicago IN time Tor the
boat leaving there al p. IA. will arrive IN
Grand Hapiss at II a. n. and be delivered
immediately.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

p T. McCiers. proprietor of the Euro7ssn
IF tel. has purchased hsf Interest N toe
Calhv House. Ashland Vie. sad vi lsave
hartv for that city % iOok afsr bis iassr
s=la C. sumner Rgrroeghs for The past
fsar fressnrer ~ fbe Wonderland isfl 80
as and vi. faxe the cCsifien ~ clerk 81
.he teinv. sis has retired permanently, i.e
tgs frrrA show ausiness and ~ msnv
teRds wis1 Afra s1ccess IN rs res Under
sksng
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

Just arrived two car loads of Montana
and Texas ponies. also three mules. They
can be seen at Albee's stable. No. . Cres-
cent-ave. The incest lot of ponies ever
brought here, are well bred. being of Cleve-
land BaY stock, some fifteen hands high.
Many of them PAGERS and racers. Those
not sold at private sale by Saturday Will be
sold at auction, J. K. Wilson, auctioneer.
K. W. ROGERS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

is tie s8y N sssekn 'Sssr Esat b ~ vxp pzess
* o. 4 Is "a is csraplszs ssllsiselien ~
l3s Gse 81 af Pfsfcs's feasszt fafsStste
fe'ifis 50 sris8, aEt Sc. So f.teetNs'. sass
ca fair - s1p9tzaT entirely the osd-sty Z
I'LL Ar sser gs4siy remedy fo< sex sac
Bitsus Hszaschs. Bfi0QsEess. Constipation
ara al 5laed Esss-3ess Niid ia action
wep6erlui IL efecs faE ap .n yfsls, eca-
venisal 10 c4fry IlHir use attended With
10 aiseos1fofft These stsfilEg merits Ae-
count f3T their sFssg popularity
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

The cheapest residence in the city. large
house with all modern improvements
elegant grounds shade trees. etc. good
stable, water. gas and sewerage complete;
situated within two minutes walk of three
lines of street cars. Cost. sll,000: 5000
will buy it; term essy. Inquire on the
premises, f. Turner street. West side.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

The only exclusive Baby Carriage Store
in the United States is at No. 275 Wabash
ave, Chicago. The large and beautiful
display ef the celebrated Holman Adjusta-
bic Baby Carriages is the wonder ana pride
of the people of the great Northwest. See
advertisement IN another column OF this
paper and send for their handsome oata-
lOgue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

- Ezssfss q Aakgs AeAsy. shs
saxs3sd s fhs 0ane asls.S 1asz&sy rssai.
szs asad frou tAe rg0e.s yesSsssssy sises-
ncoa Hst1o Sssfs freaa ia1s;nx esze
prssent za1 1s1 a1<a g a-zE1 co-<sezS1zi.,s
tas. esFeaxs1 8tss. fhs cecesss3 wzs =
~ aai,sf ~ -1e ts-sale d sse a. Allss. zD1
fkas .edss Vas klslls1 Asdseslss - E1s
tf-sfn
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08
DIVIDEND NOTICE.


The ID lreet0rs Of this bank have declared
a diviodnd OF per cent. payabie on or
after Juiy II, 1881. w. Ii. FowhkE.
Cashier.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

The steamer ~. IL Barrett wil run an ez.
curzion nexs sunday, July 10, leaving dock
80 p n. Fare round trlp. &c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

Lzssua. Jal7 s--Ehe capgsne Coszt
Enishs6 DE eail II easss TO-DAY zad sli~r
n.las szss aIlIEl5eE 81 oplnso1s 4Glo2rnsa
80 sta
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

You can bug and sell Jg potroni-iRg The tront
coi4ams ~ fh,s Journal; Read tie raats" on
The second page
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

Fast Flreight Lipe between Grand Rapids
ana 'Chi lago va Detroit, Grand Haven \
MlwauEes Railway.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

loa caa bsg asd 5e1 ~ pa'roai-ing ihs rant
ca,saa rfs ~ ftls M. Reta ne "trais' or
tts se-0 p.i1e-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

NAsaIz zsgos. JalE s.-6ss Alcnlzea
pa sezEhsf sl1zs senerail7 sctltasFiy
8s-FIy sE1Ioazzy -scl Eeraf1Es.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

II yoa ,sast rork. aS,no'rHcs Il through The
column ~ ,eal,s skict are read daily ~ the
Tsieql Gia- Herald
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-08

Srrszl ThonsS 2 Sheser "a IN
eify Of Sraaa sapii-. Eieetnent. On tris
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-17
CHAPTER II.
A DARING LOVER.

OF course the next day Lord st. Maur
called at the Palazzo Casamina to en-
quire after the well-being Of its young
mistress and her uncle, who appeared
and rendered somewhat pompous thanks
for the service done his niece.
"And not only for myself, Signor,"
said he, with a warning glance at his
niece, "but on behalf Of my child's be-
trothed, the noble countFlavio Gerald"
Which information my lord received
with a bow and smile, and in nOwise
moved by its import which missed its
evident purpose. His recollection of
the lady's words, that she had nothing
to live for, and covert glance at her
face now told him at once the whole
position, and thereby only fired him the
more with determination to play res
cuer second time, irrespective Of any
consequences.
He took his leave soon after, but as
he lifted LeOnora's hand CALAMITY to
his lips, he held it second in close
clasp, with just one look into her very
eyes, which made hers droop, and arosy
tint mounting her cheeks, and her heart
bound within her."
After early mass at st. Marks" the
happy lover murmured softly, too low
for the old count to catch, and took his
departure.
This is an adventure after his own
heart. Here was the old story doubt
less-an attempt to force this girl into
a hated marriage.
"Heavensl while have life" he said
setting his white teeth, 81 will save her,
whether she ever cares for me or not.
She does trust me, know; l love her,
and will save her, if can"
Not very difficult task, surely,
either for the handsome, gallant Guy
st. Maur.
He was at early mass, of course, on
Sunday, and presently discerned, some
what apart, the one he sought, accOmpa-
MED by an elderly probably an
at the end of the noble edifice, and
when the other worshippers had gone
out, the young English noble quietly
stepped over that way.
Leonora smiled and gave him her
hand with soft, shy color on her
cheek; but her attendant would have
almost knelt at his feet in her gratitude
to the noble signor who saved her dar-
ling child, but that he stopped her, half
laughingly, and said significantly that
he hoped to do her mistress yet great
er service.
Forgive me, Signorina," he said, "if
I ask you the truth of the COunt-your
uncle's attention to certain Geraldi"
1T is true" the girl said low, but al
most with fierce determination, "that
they are trying to force me to marry
him, but will die first. 1 hate him
fear him with an unspeakable dread.
Oh, he is horriblel terriblel" She
shUddered from head to foot, and
looked round fearfully, as ifhalf expect
ing to see the object Of her dread.
ITO Be Continued
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-17
SNAPDRAC0N.
CHAPTER 1.
IN A VENETIAN THEATRE.

IN A VENETIAN THEATRE.
"By Venusl Frank what an exquisite
ly beautiful face! it is the very picture
of the Venetian type"
The speaker was handsome diSttngue
looking man, perhaps seven or eight
and-twenty, who with another young
Englishman had just taken their places
in row of stalls at leading theatre in
Venice.
Frank Trevanian asked
where is this Diva, my dear fellOw%
There, you duffer, just come into
that lowest box at the end of the next
row-not far, so don't be caught in
stare"
Il haven't quite such naturalveil OF
long lashes as you have, my lord" laugh
ed Frank, glancing in the direction in
dictated. "Who, l wonder too, is that
grim-looking old hunks with her. Who
is shep"
Don't know, but mean to find out,
by Jove," said the other, with flash in
his bright dark eyes, "and get chance
to speak to her, too"
lake care, uuy, WdTHeu lTeNdnldH,
you're such reckless daredevil, that
you will get into mischief yet for the
sake of some bright eyes; the old fellow
may be her husband"
$50 much the worse for him, then; 1t
will necessitate pistols for two, coffee
for one," returned my Lord st. Maur,
unmoved; "it would be simply an act of
Christian piety to relievehe from such
an old maladetto. am just going to
find out her name now"
He left his place, and did not return
for six or seven minutes; when he did,
the beautiful Venetian, who had so cap
tivated him, evidently noticed him, for
she glanced round and gave the hand
some Englishman keen look and turn
ed away with half-smile as she met
his gaze, full of an undisguised admira-
ton, to which she was evidently too
used to feel disconnected.
well" said Trevanian, what isyOur
FstaT1
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-17
BLOOD POISON.

Three years ago contracted blood poison.
applied To physician Nc once and his treat'
mcnt came near killing me. ] employed an
old physician and then went To Ky. then
went to Hot Springs and remained two months,
but nothing seemed TO cure me permanently,
although temporary relief was given me, Ny
condition grew desperate ana applied 10 n
noted quack, but did not improve. then
used "A preparation which was prescribed
gratis" but IL contained too much alcohol
and aggravated my sntferings. then placed
myself under the treatment OF n noted Nash
vile ply stefan and for time was benefited,
but by fall ! returned home u ruined man,
ply sically and financially, with but little pros
poets of ever getting well. My money being
exhausted, ! did not know what to do. In
May. lSS5. my mother persuaded me TO get
bottle of u q. Is. made In Atlantal and did
so to crafty her, but TO my utter astonish-
mcnt / had not finished the first bottle before
every ulcer had been healed.
To the present time have used five bottles
and have received more benefit than from all
the rcst combined: and am satisfied that u.
Is. H. II the most wonderful blood purifier ever
before known, and | urge all afflicted young
men to try one single bottle and be convinced.
! can truly say think II the best medicine IN
the world. 4. 7. HALLEHTON.I
Macon, Ca, May |, 1875.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-17
VERY NERVOUS.

For many years | have been afflicted with
Rheumatism combined with some Kidney
Troubles. Indigestion finally added to my
misery and | soon became feeble and very
nervous, and my whole system was pros.
trated. Several physicians were employed
and numerous patent medicines resOrted to
without benefit. After seeing so many testi-
mOnials eNtolling the wonderful merit OF Is.
u. b., l commenced its use, and the effect WAS
like magic. Rheumatic pain ceased, my KID
neys were relieved and my constitution i'm
proved at once, and ChccTfully recommend IL
TO others who may be similarly afflicted.
Mss s. TOSLISsOE.
Atlanta, Ga, May 4, 1881.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-17
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